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Lot 99
Egyptian Brown pottery mould-made mummiform figure with summarily modelled features and rounded contours.New Kingdom, c. 1295 BC - 1189 BC. tripartite wig not very clearly defined;arms laid across chest, with opposing hands, no tools indicated. Feet narrow towards toes.White slip covering.Flat back. Excess from mould untrimmed from rear circumference of figure.10 cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.
Lot 123
Egyptian Faience ShabtiPtolemaic Period, C. 300 - 32 BC.Small mummiform mould-made figure, quite fine for its size/type: modelled facial features framed by a broad tripartite wig and long beard; arms crossed on chest and modelled hands hold tools: pair of hoes. No seed-bag.Back column, small pedestal base. 8cm high.Rf: cf. Petrie 'Shabtis' no.545FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired in 1975, Lapada Fair, London. M0860.
Lot 102
Egyptian Pottery Shabti Possibly for an OverseerThird Intermediate Period, Circa 900 BC.The figure is depicted in mummiform position showing agricultural tools between crossed arms. 9.7cm high with stand.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.CN 1219.
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Lot 5
An Egyptian shabti for Huy-neferNew Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, circa 1292 -1189 B.C.Huy[-nefer?] (Huy is an abbreviated form of the name ‘Amun-hotep’ (lit. ‘Amun is satisfied’)),a royal scribe of the Two Seats (i.e. the thrones of Upper and Lower Egypt): an administrative title.Modelled pale green mummiform faience figure with fine detail added in black: eyes, brows, mouth and ear details; wears striated tripartite wig with bands to the end of the lappets, a broad collar with pendant beads, and a bracelet; arms crossed on chest, holds curved tools moulded/added in black: pair of hoes and a seed-bag with cross-hatched detail/ infill across the back on a cord suspended from the left shoulder. 5 lines text: 4 horizontal bands around legs, continuing to a vertical back column, all enclosed within linear borders. Traces of firing support stilts on rear of figure at back and legs, characteristic of Dyn XIX shabtis [cf. Seti I figures].12.5cm high.5 lines enclosed in black borders, starting with the horizontal lines & ending with 1 vertical column at the back: (i)sHD wsjr sS-nsw nsty Hwy nfr (ii)mAa-xrw, Dd.f j SAbty jpn (jr) jp.tw j?(r) (iii)Hsb(?).(tw) r irt kAt nb n (iv)irrt m Xrt-nTr mk (v)kA.(t)n jmm ‘Illuminating the Osiris, the royal scribe of the Two Seats, Huy-nefer [or simply to be read ‘Huy’ followed by an indistinct seated-male, a determinative of the name], / true-of-voice; he says: ‘Oh this shabt,(if) one is counted-off, if one is reckoned to do any works which / are to be done in the necropolis, behold (me) / you shall say there-in’FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired Bonhams October 2008.
Lot 119
Egyptian Faience Overseer ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, C 900 B.C.A small moulded overseer figure in daily dress: Wears short wig and kilted tunic;L arm by side, R arm across chest. Legs indicated, no tools. Flat back. 6cm high.Rf: Petrie ‘Shabtis’ no. 440FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired 1977 Antique Fair Malvern. M0822.
Lot 4
Egyptian Limestone shabtiA carved and painted mummiform figure. Summarily shaped, with round face, large face and some facial detail, painted red, painted broad collar, and hands crossed on chest in prominent relief and painted red. Wears tripartite wig with painted black. The overall shape of the upper torso is square with pronounced shoulders and elbows. Tools added in red –traces of brick moulds (?) and seed bag on back and hoes on front. Back shaped to show wig and buttocks Worn column of (illegible) text down legsenclosed in red linear border . Perhaps from Gurob or Deir Rifeh, based on find-spots of similar examples – from ERA and BSAE 1900s excavations. 15.2cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, UK, Acquired Bonhams, 20 October 2005, Lot 481. Previously deceased estate prior to 2005.
Lot 85
Egyptian faience shabtiLate Period, c. 525 B.C.Small mummiform figure, mould-made: wears tripartite wig and long beard, both coloured black; facial features indicated; arms crossed on chest, holding barely distinguished moulded tools. Shallow, trapezoidal back pillar and trapezoid base. 6.5cm high no stand included.Other examples seen on market; also: cf: Schneider ‘Shabtis’ 5.3.4.56, vol II p.216, vol III pl.77 (ex Anastasy collection)FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired from Partheneon Gallery, London, 2012. CN1170.
Lot 110
Egyptian Wooden Shabti for worker for Mut-em-sutRamesside Period, XIX - XX Dynasty.Wooden mummiform worker figure of worker / overseer pair of figures from the same group:mummiform , wearing tripartite wig, facial detail summarily carved, arms folded across chest. No tools carved or indicated in paint.Column of cursive hieroglyphic (almost hieratic) text enclosed in linear border down legs, probably read: wsir mwt m swt mA’-Xrw ‘the osiris Mut-em-sut, true-of-voice19cm high.FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. CN 2061AEx. UK (London) collection formed in the 1950s-60s or earlier.
Lot 124
Egyptian Pottery ShabtiXIX - XX Dynasty.Mould-made mummiform worker figure wearing long tripartite wig, no beard; large eyes crudely modelled ear-rings(?), narrow brow. Arms folded across chest in X-shape, hands indicated, no tools. Unusually has modelled breasts below wig lappets. Tapering legs. Rounded, unmoulded back.Possibly for a female.14cm high.cf. Janes ‘Shabti Collections / 5’, no 61, for a broadly comparable example in Manchester with similarly modelled X-shaped arms..FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired Coincraft, 2005. M1111
Lot 125
Egyptian Faience ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, Circa 900 BC.The figure is depicted in mummiform position showing agricultural tools between crossed arms with a panel of hieroglyphs. Mounted on an acrylic stand. 7.8cm without stand.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.M0903
Lot 7
Egyptian Serpentine shabti bust for Montuemhat Mayor of ThebesLate Dynastic Period, Late XXV dynasty.Carved in serpentine an upper part of mummiform figure wearing tripartite wig. Eyes, nose, mouth beard and large ears carved; arms crossed on chest [missing], holds tools added in incised detail: hoe at left side and a seed-bag over the right shoulder; traces of left hand remain. 6 cm high without stand.Another example of a Montuemhat shabti is exhibited in the British Museum London.FOOTNOTES:Julian Bird, London, acquired from Bonhams 2008, Lot 456. C.N 2020.Henry Wallace RWS collection (1830-1916)
Lot 27
Egyptian Clay Oveseer Shabti for Pa-em-Penedj21st - 22nd Dynasty.A small pottery mould-made overseer shabti with modelled features, including white/cream body slip and black painted details:Tripartite wig with fillet in black, eyes/brows, tools, vertical inscription added in black; l arm beside body, r arm across chest holds long whip added in black. Unusually for an overseer, a tool bag suspended from cord hangs from its back RHS shoulder; Inscription naming owner on front. 8cm high.Added in black enclosed in linear border down front of figure, starts wsjr pA mpnD(?) 'Illuminating the Osiris, Pa-em-pened(?)FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired from John Nicholson auction,22 May sale, lot 1594 2013. C.N 1008.
Lot 98
Egyptian faience shabtiPtolemaic Period, 300 - 32 BC.Very small mould-made simple mummiform worker figure: of flat shape with black tripartite wig, long beard (merging with neck), arms crossed on chest - hands barely indicated, no tools discernable; vestigial pedestal-like base at front; flat back.5.2cm high. No stand.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. CN1002
Lot 153
Group of shabti for Irt-Hor-eru (lit.: ‘ the Eye of Horus is against them (=the enemies of Horus)’ )Unusual small transitionary hand modelled(?) mummiform wax worker figure: wears tripartite wig; eyes indicated by incised dots, other facial detail modelled. Wears long tripartite wig, whose rear lappet stands proud of the back, and straight beard. Hands modelled, hold incised tools: hoe and semi-circular seed bag on cord over L shoulder.Long, thin tapering body. 1 of 3 examples from this group. The figures have tapering, thin ankles of TIP bronze figures, and may therefore have been intended to be cast in wax, or originated from a casting workshop. 6.8cm. Vertical column added in black paint: irt Hr r.w ‘Irt-Hor-eru’ FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. M0691.
Lot 80
Egyptian Torso of painted pottery mummiform worker figure with well-modelled features, with added black and white paint. New Kingdom, c. 1100 BC. lower end of tripartite wig remains, painted black; arms folded across chest, no tools indicated in hands;traces of black paint on back, perhaps indicating tools [yoke/brick-mould ?]; inscription down legs; back modelled.6.8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.
Lot 103
Egyptian Faience ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, Circa 900 BC.The figure is depicted in bright blue fiance in a mummiform position showing agricultural tools between crossed arms. A band of vertical hieroglyphs showing. 7.8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.CN0804.
Lot 157
Egyptian Pottery ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, c. 900 B.C.Simple very small mould-made mummiform figure. Arms across chest, no beard; no tools discernable;Hooked feet. Feint traces cream slip; Rough back, excess from mould untrimmed. Similar to late NK hooked-feet figures, but small size suggests it may be a later mass-produced figure of LP date. 6cm high.FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. M0835
Lot 138
Egyptian Pottery ShabtiNew Kingdom, 19th Dynasty.A mould-made mummiform worker figure with traces red-brown slip. Has tripartite wig; facial details not distinguished. Arms crossed on chest; hands indicated, without tools. Rounded, smooth back with indent at lower legs. 13cm high.FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired from Portebello Road, 2005. M842
Lot 9
Egyptian Faience Shabti for Nes-Ankh-ef-en-Maat22nd Dynasty, 945 - 715 B.C.Mould-made worker shabti with detail added in black:fillet, eyes/brows, pair hoes, seed-bag and front column of text. Wears tripartite wig. Facial detail and tools summarily modelled, back rounded, slight indent between feet at base. 14.7cm high.Enclosed in linear border down front/legs: wsir Hm-nTr n Jmn ns-anX.f n mAat mAa-xrw ‘The Osiris, the priest of Amun, Nes Ankh-ef-en-maat, true-of-voice’Book references· Janes ‘Shabtis’ no. 48a and 48b · Janes ‘Shabti Collections / 2’ No 27 · Janes ‘Shabti Collections/ 5’ No 131 Other examples are in Bolton, Detroit, Glasgow, Harrogate, Liverpool, London (BM), Oxford, Pittsburgh, Preston, Southport, Saint Helens, Warrington and in private English collections.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired Christies, LOT 132, April 2011.C.N 747. Inger and Lars Rosens collection, Malmo, Sweden, formed before 1950.
Lot 106
Egyptian Faience Turquoise ShabtiPtolemaic Period, c. 300 - 32 BC.The figure is depicted in mummiform position in deep turquoise faience. Displayed on an stand. Good facial detail remaining with clear evidence of the agricultural tools on the chest with arms crossed. 6.5cmFOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012.CN0249
Lot 8
Egyptian Faience Shabti for Ankh-ef-en-DjehutyThird Intermediate Period, 22nd Dynasty, 945 - 715 B.C.A light green faience figure in the form of a mummiform. Fillet securing wig, eyes, tools and inscription added in black. Wears modelled tripartite wig secured with a fillet. Eyes, nose, mouth and ears modelled;Modelled hands/arms crossed on chest, holds tools added in black: pair of hoes and a bag with interior cross-hatched detail on the back suspended on a cord from shoulders.Vertical inscription enclosed in border added down front of figure. Back summarily moulded, including end of wig and buttocks.The profile of the figure is unusually broad. 15.3 cm high with stand.Front vertical column enclosed in black borders: wsjr Hm-nTr jmn, anx.f [n] DHwty mAa-xrw ‘the Osiris, the priest of Amun, Ankh-ef-[en]-Djehuty, [lit.’he lives for Thoth’], true-of-voice’.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired Bonhams 2008, LOT 454.Previously an Americian collection acquired in Cairo 1928, old collection no. 306 added at back of the feet.
Lot 92
Egyptian faience shabtiLate Period, C. 525 BC.small mould-made mummiform worker figure: wears tripartite wig secured by black fillet, arms crossed on chest. No beard indicatedtool bag with cross-hatching on back, tools. Indent between legs. Flattened, shaped back.5.7cm high no stand.FOOTNOTES Provenance Julian Bird Collection, London, acquired 2006.2006 Dealer Lapada Fair London.CN 872
Lot 159
Egyptian Faience ShabtiLate Period, c. 525 B.C.A small mould-made mummiform worker figure wearing a tripartite wig, arms crossed on chest;long beard//tools added in black: pair hoes, bag suspended on cord on back across l. shoulder.Flattened back. Detail added in black: eyes, wig, beard + vertical inscription enclosed by border down front of legs 5.8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. M0834.
Lot 118
Egyptian Faience ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, Circa 900 BC.The figure is depicted in mummiform position showing agricultural tools between crossed arms. A panel of hieroglyphic text decorated vertically on the body. 8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. M1126.
Lot 140
Egyptian Faience ShabtiThird Intermediate Period, Circa 900 BC.The figure is depicted in mummiform position showing agricultural tools between crossed arms. Hieroglyphs on the reverse, well detail wig. 8cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired between 1970 – 2012. M2072.
Lot 34
Egyptian Shabti for Worker Pa-Her-MerXXI - XXII Dynasty.Fine blue faience figure with detail added in black, wearing striped tripartite wig; arms crossed on chest, hands indicated; wig, facial features, and tools [pair of hoes at front and seed bag suspended by a double cord on the back], and with a vertical inscription column on front within black border: for the steward Pa-her-mer ['the one with a beloved face'] ex UK collection; cf. Petrie shabtis, pl. XXVIII, no.68 for similar style of figure. from Bonham’s Spring 2009 sale, lot 408; cf. other example in collection: 822a. 12cm high with stand.vertical inscription column on front within black border:shd-wsir imy-r rp-HD, pA-Hr-mr : ‘illuminating the Osiris, the overseer of the treasury, Pa-her-mer [lit. ‘the one with a beloved (or lovely) face’]’.See Similar examples: offered for sale in Bonham’s 2005 sale; 2: offered for sale in Christie’s 2011 sale, lot133: ex UK collection;3. Ashmolean museum E 3622 (Abydos ERA).4. Warrington 5. this collection, 882a.6. McIver & Mace ‘ El Amrah and Abydos’, pl. XXXIXFOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired in 2012 from Bearnes, Hampton and Littlewood Auctioneers, LOT 699, 18/4/2012. C.N M0882B.
Lot 30
Egyptian Pottery ShabtiNew Kingdom XIX - XX Dynasty.Upper part of pottery mould-made worker figure with modelled features: wearing a long tripartite wig, no beard; facial detail modelled;arms folded across chest, hands indicated, but no traces of tools. Back rounded/ modelled. Inscribed down front/left side. 9.5cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird, London, acquired from Coincraft, London, 2006. CN.1197.
Lot 129
Egyptian Faience Shabti for Pa-di-Kemen-per-saLate Period, XXVI Dynasty, 664-525 B.C.Pa-dit-Kemen-per-sa, (lit. 'the gift of kemen-per-sa), whose mother was Ast-kemen-itj (lit.'Isis-kemen is come').Small delicately moulded pale blue faience mummiform figure, finely executed features: Wears modelled tripartite wig and tapering beard, modelled facial details; hands crossed on chest R over L holding tools: mattock on R, hoe/ bag on LHS; back-pillar, pedestal base. T-shaped inscription incised on front within lined border. Probably a worker figure.T-shaped text enclosed in border: shdj wsir, pA-di-k-mn-pr-sA [or hd],ms n Ast-k-mn-[i]ti ‘Illuminating the Osiris, Pa-di-kemen-per-sa ['the gift of kemen-per-sa], born of Ast-kemen-itj ['Isis-kemen is come']. 7.7cm high.FOOTNOTESProvenanceJulian Bird Collection, London, acquired London, Parthenon Gallery 2007. M1204.
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